ManyaGhobadi

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   by ManyaGhobadi 5mo ago

   If you installed CUPTI via utlz on initial startup, you can also remove that in ~/.cache/utlz. There is also a config in ~/.systalyze if you'd like to fully clean up everything. Besides those things, the steps you mentio
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   by ManyaGhobadi 5mo ago

   Power is useful as a second-order metric and can help catch drastic underutilization, but it has similar problems to SM Active (DCGM) -- it tends to overestimate utilization and doesn't distinguish between useful compute and memory tra
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   by ManyaGhobadi 5mo ago

   Currently just server GPU, but theoretically it should be easy to link against the ARM64 CUDA libraries for Jetson/Orin. The only challenge would be to check if it supports all the metrics we're sampling, though anything Ampere or
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   by ManyaGhobadi 5mo ago

   We agree! We are planning a "process" or "advanced" view with temp/power usage and per-process breakdowns. Would a separate full page view or fitting everything onto one view be more useful for your workflows? Just
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   Show HN: Utilyze – an open source GPU monitoring tool more accurate than nvtop(systalyze.com)

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